
I only need Bridal Shower Insurance for a few hours, can you help?
Thimble’s on-demand insurance means that you can get a policy for what you need when you need it. This means you can get coverage for one hour, one day, or up to five days to make sure that set-up and breakdown activities are covered.
Do I need Bridal Shower Insurance if my venue has commercial liability insurance?
You probably need Bridal Shower Insurance regardless of whether or not the venue has a commercial liability insurance policy. The venue’s policy won’t protect you from the financial consequences of a claim if you are named in a suit. In fact, most venues will ask for a COI when you book the location and will want to make sure your insurance extends to them.
Do I need Bridal Shower Insurance if my event is held at a private home?
Even if the bridal shower is held at a private home, you still likely need event insurance. You can check with the homeowner’s insurance provider to see if your policy has coverage for events or if you can add it for a fee. If not, getting Bridal Shower Insurance is your best option.
What are Thimble’s Bridal Shower Insurance coverage policy limits?
All of Thimble’s special event liability limits start at a $1 million per occurrence limit with a $1 million aggregate limit. You can increase the liability limits to a $2 million per occurrence limit with a $2 million aggregate limit.
Does Bridal Shower Insurance via Thimble cover event cancellation?
If you’re hosting an outdoor event, there’s always a chance that poor weather will cancel the festivities. While Thimble’s Bridal Shower Insurance doesn’t cover event cancellation, you can be confident that you can cancel your policy at any time before the policy’s start date and time and receive a full refund of your premium.
I’m an event planner, do I need Bridal Shower Insurance?
Here’s where it gets a little tricky: Yes; event planners need to have event insurance for the day of the event, as well as their own business liability insurance, which includes professional liability coverage in case their work leads to a client’s financial loss. As the planner of the event, you could be held liable for accidents and injuries that happen during the bridal shower. Get insured and get the party going.
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